Brief story detailing McCain's idea that telecoms should not be held accountable and we should just "...move forward.",and Bush's actions regarding wiretapping are "ambiguous".

This article is very matter of fact as it is very focus on a singular event - that being John McCain's own words. What I like about the article is that it does Not shade the words, nor offer any protracted view. It is concise report - detailing a matter of fact citing a the Senator's own words. In the absence of the entire context of his speech, which is available, the quotes were honest, representative of his views and devoid of opinion by either commentary, exploitive editing of quotes attributed to him or maliciously positioning the NYT article and accompanying quote.

There is nothing fresh here. The writer fails to reiterate the ambiguity in McCain and his campaign positions pointed out in the referenced LA Times story. Let's move on.

This is not good journalism. It does not inform the reader about the law, what Bush has or hasn't done, the provisions of the proposed law or Obama's position. It focuses only on McCain's statement. This is an important, complex topic which needs quite a bit of background. It does show that McCain is not willing to address it seriously either.

This was supposed to an analisys of McCains position? It was more like a Tape recording of his sound bites.